Sentence examples for protection conservation from inspiring English sources
It has a unique biota that contains over 1000 endemic plant species, but unfortunately, it is poorly conserved, with only 1% of its territory in protection conservation areas (Alves et al. 2009; Andrade et al. 2009).
Leadsom has talked of protecting subsidies "in the short term", while Eustice, who kept his job as farming minister after Theresa May's reshuffle, pledged during the referendum campaign to protect or even increase farmers' subsidies, reduce regulations and push funding towards environmental protection, conservation and flood defences.
He was a wise and generous advisor on the cultural heritage of Iraq and on future plans for its protection, conservation, and presentation.
Sections 487 and 488 extend the meaning of the term "person aggrieved" – and therefore able to take action – to include "individuals and organisations engaged in the protection, conservation or research into the environment within Australia and its territories".
The response Fibria directs its conservation actions in eight thematic areas: wildlife protection, conservation areas, restoration, landscape management, participation in conservation forums, environmental education, biodiversity-community projects, terrestrial and marine monitoring.
Problems of environmentalism environmental protection, conservation, and preservation are now widely appreciated as important to human enterprise and destiny.
The paradox of development vs. protection and conservation of the coasts highlights the need to determine if tourism and conservation can be compatible rather than opposite activities.
She praises Currie's solo efforts as a contribution "to scholarship, protection and conservation".
The latter cannot replace the former; protection and conservation of nature ensures human existence.
"Our own legislative mandate says 'the long-term protection and conservation of the values' and we're not doing that".
Since about 1970, improved national protection, habitat conservation, and international regulation of trade have allowed many populations to recover.
